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It was evident that almost all cafeterias in the study area had refrigeration, and this could partly contribute for the absence of the isolates in the yogurt samples.

During a stay at this property, it quickly becomes evident that almost the entire staff of this privately owned hotel is comprised of experienced long-timers, some of whom have been there since its beginnings.

The same large differences remained at 24 months post-diagnosis, as it was evident that almost all CMV-specific cells had lost expression of CD27, CD28 and CD62L and gained expression of CD95, perforin and granzyme A, indicating that they were mature differentiated cells with the potential to kill virus infected cells [32], [35], [38].

In Additional File 1, it is evident that almost half of the SNPS used in diversity analysis did not follow this exact pattern.

Following the grouping of AIS scores and the transformation into an adjective scale, it is evident that almost all responses (94%) fell into the category of "no acceptance for illness" (Table  3).

Indeed it is now evident that almost all snoRNAs produce defined classes of small RNAs that have characteristic sizes, origins within the snoRNAs, and 5' nucleotide biases [ 22], some of which may function as miRNAs [ 23].

A quantitative difference was also evident in that almost all vessel endothelium cells stained positively for TNF, whereas several vessels remained unstained for IL-1β and a nuclear staining pattern dominated for HMGB1, although endothelium cells with cytoplasmic HMGB1 could also be visualized (Table 1).

Both the twisted strands and the spiral structure arise from the asymmetric D D interface that is evident in almost all crystal structures.

From figure 2, it is now quite evident that native structures almost always score above 16, while the scores of the non-native structures range from -70 to 20 with the majority being ≤ 16.

The costs of that network expansion, however, are evident to almost anyone who flies: the risk of huge delays.

Why does it take so long?" Managing these internal conflicts brings a high toll of stress evident in almost all jobs that entail care.